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Ms. Li has brought her infant daughter Chen in for a routine check at the community clinic. She thinks her daughter has an ear infection. Upon physical exam, the pediatric nurse practitioner confirms the ear infection and prescribes treatment. An additional finding on routine screening is that Chen is not current on her immunizations. Ms. Li states, “I know you are probably going to tell me that Chen should be immunized. Thank you for your concern. I have carefully considered the pros and cons of childhood immunizations and have decided to opt out.”
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Individual and Population Health Across the Life Span: LIST AGE GROUP
Discuss the individual health implications of the case study from an interdisciplinary perspective. Be specific and provide rationale for your answers. Please incorporate at least two peer reviewed sources in your discussion.
Discuss the population health implications of the case study to include any relevant cultural issues. Give specific cultural issues and rationale for your answers. Please incorporate at least two peer reviewed sources in your discussion.
Discuss the population health implications for the CHN with a focus on culturally relevant health promotion and health education. Provide specific rationale for answers. Please incorporate at least two peer reviewed sources in your discussion.
Identify at least two community agencies that could help address the population health issue. Provide specific details about services provided and the process needed for the public to access services.
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